Overview
One that collects.Merriam-Webster
An automatic dust collector controller that receives commands from the GRIT Hub and starts, stops, or adjusts a compatible dust collection system through its existing control method.
What every Collector does
Every Collector follows the same three-part path.
Inline-switching Collectors
Use an inline Collector when the dust collection system plugs into a supported 120V or 220V circuit. Both models serve loads up to 15 amps. Match the voltage, current draw, phase, and connection.
Compact spec
The Hub tells the inline relay when to switch. The Collector turns the connected 120V dust collector on or off without changing the collector's internal wiring.
Compact spec
The Hub tells the inline relay when to switch. The Collector turns the connected 220V dust collector on or off without changing the collector's internal wiring.
Control-interface Collectors
Use a MagSwitch, IR/RF, or VFD Collector when the dust collection system starts through a contactor, remote, or compatible MODBUS RTU drive instead of an inline outlet.
Compact spec
The Hub sends the start or stop command. The MagSwitch Collector drives the dust collector's contactor coil, using the machine's existing magnetic starter.
Compact spec
The Collector learns the existing remote's on and off codes through the Hub, then sends those same IR or RF commands when dust collection is needed.
Compact spec
The Collector communicates with a compatible variable frequency drive over MODBUS RTU. The Hub maps active tool or zone demand to the configured start, stop, or speed response.
On-demand dust collection
The GRIT Velocity System manages airflow and air-speed targets as tool and gate demand changes. In a configured variable-speed installation, the VFD Collector sends start, stop, or speed commands to a compatible drive so fan output follows the active airflow path.
Start with how the collector turns on today: an inline outlet, magnetic starter, remote, or compatible variable frequency drive.
A GRIT Trigger reports tool activity. The GRIT Hub applies the shop's rules. The GRIT Collector uses the matched control path to start, stop, or adjust the existing dust collection system.
Reports that a tool is running.
Compare TriggersApplies the configured shop rules locally.
See the GRIT HubUses the matched inline, starter, remote, or VFD control path.
You are hereStarts, stops, or adjusts for active demand.
Existing equipmentUsing automated blast gates? Gate Controls can open the active airflow path as part of the same local workflow.
See the complete Dust Management systemOverview
One that collects.Merriam-Webster
An automatic dust collector controller that receives commands from the GRIT Hub and starts, stops, or adjusts a compatible dust collection system through its existing control method.
What every Collector does
Every Collector follows the same three-part path.
Inline-switching Collectors
Use an inline Collector when the dust collection system plugs into a supported 120V or 220V circuit. Both models serve loads up to 15 amps. Match the voltage, current draw, phase, and connection.
Compact spec
The Hub tells the inline relay when to switch. The Collector turns the connected 120V dust collector on or off without changing the collector's internal wiring.
Compact spec
The Hub tells the inline relay when to switch. The Collector turns the connected 220V dust collector on or off without changing the collector's internal wiring.
Control-interface Collectors
Use a MagSwitch, IR/RF, or VFD Collector when the dust collection system starts through a contactor, remote, or compatible MODBUS RTU drive instead of an inline outlet.
Compact spec
The Hub sends the start or stop command. The MagSwitch Collector drives the dust collector's contactor coil, using the machine's existing magnetic starter.
Compact spec
The Collector learns the existing remote's on and off codes through the Hub, then sends those same IR or RF commands when dust collection is needed.
Compact spec
The Collector communicates with a compatible variable frequency drive over MODBUS RTU. The Hub maps active tool or zone demand to the configured start, stop, or speed response.
On-demand dust collection
The GRIT Velocity System manages airflow and air-speed targets as tool and gate demand changes. In a configured variable-speed installation, the VFD Collector sends start, stop, or speed commands to a compatible drive so fan output follows the active airflow path.
Start with how the collector turns on today: an inline outlet, magnetic starter, remote, or compatible variable frequency drive.
A GRIT Trigger reports tool activity. The GRIT Hub applies the shop's rules. The GRIT Collector uses the matched control path to start, stop, or adjust the existing dust collection system.
Reports that a tool is running.
Compare TriggersApplies the configured shop rules locally.
See the GRIT HubUses the matched inline, starter, remote, or VFD control path.
You are hereStarts, stops, or adjusts for active demand.
Existing equipmentUsing automated blast gates? Gate Controls can open the active airflow path as part of the same local workflow.
See the complete Dust Management system